October 8, 2020

New Portal Aims To Increase Transparency Of IMPD Processes


Terri Dee
FILE PHOTO

FILE PHOTO

A new online portal aims to increase the transparency of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department processes for the public. It's a new tool to file a complaint against an officer.

WFYI's Terri Dee spoke with Gina Beavens, executive director the Citizens Complaint Office and Citizens Police Complaint Board, about the portal's goals and how it works.

Tags:Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Departmentpolice reformIndianapolisMarion CountyPublic Safety
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